Rust is in a pretty good place; it is getting more and more popular, has more and more contributors, and is used in some pretty significant places. However, it is a time of flux and change, and transitioning from a research project then a new, rapidly changing…

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Homelab 10" mini-rack v2
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As far as I can tell, in the area the 5th Circuit appeals court has jurisdiction, websites no longer have any 1st Amendment editorial rights. That’s the result of what appears to me to be the…

If you want a crazy high multiple, you break into a rich company's house and threaten to burn it down until they pay you to move in and join the family

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A personal experimental C++ Syntax 2 -> Syntax 1 compiler - hsutter/cppfront

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